Boulevard Dry Stout

Pours black, brown head no lacing. Aroma was week, roasted malts and chocolate. Flavor starts well with chocolate and coffee flavors...then goes down hill. A bit too thin and bitter finish and woody aftertaste.

Man i love this stuff probably better than guinness. I think boulevard knows what they are doing. It poured black and tasted like a good chocolate flavor. Did’nt have a lastling head but made up in flavor.

thin off white head black body. very subtle aroma of coffee. taste is chocolate and mabye smoked malts. has a thin dry mouthfeel. not bad for the price.

from the bottle. shared with flemdawg. poured darak brown, with a tan head. aromamalts, cocoa, molasses, black cherries, sugar. flavor, smoke, wood, roasted malts, I wish the flavor was a little more robust. chalky and dry mouth feel.

Dark brown, almost black body with a fast diminshing brown head that left oily lacing all down the glass. Roasted malts, some coffee, carmel, molasses, and cholcolate in the aroma. Weak taste by comparison to the aroma. Roasted malts, molasses and some wood came out in the taste. Tingly, thin watery feel. Not a good stout.

the cap came off of this one a rather easily. pours black w/ some reddish notes. the head was minimal, a cocoa powder color. thin, dry, and a bit lacking in body, not the best dry stout.

This bottled beer poured a deep, dark brown with highlights of garnet. The head was thin, fizzy and light tan dissipating quickly leaving almost no lacing on the glass. The first impression aroma is of sweet, dried fruit - dates or raisins. Then the malt comes through loud and clear. The flavor is smooth and earthy with highlights of smoked malt. The finish has some alcohol warmth to it as well.

Bottled: Nearly opaque with a fizzy tan and fading head which produced little lace. The aroma has notes of chalky and earthy yeast esters, mocha and burnt malts, coffee, aromatic hops, and a touch of sour citrus. The taste starts with a balanced bittersweet offering with a minor apple and mint undertone. The finish has coffee, smoke, and bitters notes. The feel is fizzy and light, minimal body. Quite average and quaffable, a common stout. (Boulevard’s Bully Porter is much better)